Monster Home Series LCD PowerProtect, 2 outlets, White (HS MP AVFL200) | List Price: $27.26
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Brand: Monster
Binding: Electronics
Warranty: 5 years warranty
Features: - 2 AC outlets for AC surge protection and 1 pair coaxial connections for cable TV/satellite TV/HDTV surge protection.
- Dual Mode Plus power protection circuitry with 1260 joule rating and audible alarm.
- 1110 joule rating provides high level protection of surge absorption.
- $50,000 Connected Equipment Warranty.
- Navajo white and compact design to easily blend in with any home’s décor.
Nice Idea [Posted on 2008-01-28]
My wall mounted HDTV was unprotected until I found this item. It is a nice idea. It plugs into the top outlet. A plastic peg plugs into the ground hole of the bottom outlet. It is a little wider than I would like. I have a quad outlet and although I can still use the other two outlets, I can no longer use them for power transformers. Also it is longer than the outlet by 2 inches and will interfere with anything installed below the oulet.
Very satisfied [Posted on 2008-03-08]
This is a good looking useful surge protector for my LCD TV in the bedroom.
so far so good [Posted on 2008-03-11]
As the tilte says, so far so good. I purchased this item only a month ago.
It's being used for a wall mounted LCD TV and it's compact size is perfect.
One Issue - and it may be deal breaker for some [Posted on 2008-05-27]
I bought this surge protector for my 52-inch LCD that was being mounted to the wall. I installed a new receptacle outlet behind the TV in an area of the TV that would make it easy to plug in (i.e., in an area of the TV with an indentation). I used a standard flat wall mount with the deepest brackets available in the kit (again to make plugging the TV in as easy as possible). My 52-in Sony LCD comes with a standard 3-prong plug (not a flat plug) such that when the TV was plugged in the surge protector the TV was unable to lay vertical b/c the TV butted against the plug/surge protector. I am not sure that any surge protector would solve this problem since they all would have to stick out some distance from the wall. One solution would be to purchase a mount that would provide sufficient rear clearance, but that would make TV stick off of the wall even further reducing the aesthetics of the installation. Just something to consider during your planning stages.
I used the surge for my components and I am sure it works fine - but plan accordingly if you use this as a surge protector behind a wall mounted panel.
Small, useful, great looks! [Posted on 2008-08-29]
No installation problems with this surge protector. Just plugged it in and the led indicator shows it's working. Luckily, I haven't had the chance to test it yet. Consider that you'll need at least 10 cm clearance if you want to place a furniture in front of it. Great looks adapted just precisely to my home entertainment room.
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